Membership
Welcome New Members 23 March to 24 April 2017
Resident Capt Vincent Depinto, USMC Capt Vic Sanceda, USMC MAJ Stephen Brown, USA MAJ Celine T. Combs, USA CPT Shawn Haronik, USA Mr. Braxton Koppelman Mr. Ryan Long Lt Col Matthew McCarty, USAF, Ret ENS Patrick Walsh, USN Lt Col Timothy Welter, USAFR
Mr. Michael Morgan Ms. Emily Koppelman LTC Christopher N. Glover, USA, Ret. CAPT Alysa L. Ambrose, USN LTC James Kelley, USA, Ret. LTJG Tyler Thein, USN Mr. David Fawcett COL Anthony Cappetta, USAR Mrs. Danielle Hetzler LTC Clement Ketchum, III, USA CPT Jamie Robinson, USA
Absent ENS James Joseph Catina, USN CPT Sean Peterson, USAR Capt Kelvin Chew, USMC Maj Stefanie Lee, USAF Mr. Parker Koppelman Social Mr. Derek Mayer Col Geoffrey Nieboer, USAF, Ret. Mr. Robert Cresanti
Trial Membership The Trial Membership program offers the opportunity for people to enjoy the ANCC lifestyle for a preview period of 6 consecutive months with no upfront Initiation Fee and access
ANCC and the Civil War Convalescent Camp
to all of the Club’s facilities and activities. The program is only open to NEW Members. ~ 1.5 of Resident Monthly Dues
Early events during the Civil War contributed in many ways to the historical aura of the Club. One of those events is the account of the establishment and ultimate demise of Camp Convalescent situated on the banks of Rapid Run, along four present golf holes close to Army Navy Drive. The aftermath of the First Battle of Bull Run in July 1861 left thousands of wounded in dire need of care. Hundreds of those were sent to the newly established Camp for treatment. Unfortunately, the principal medical procedure in that era for men shot in the extremities was amputation. The large number of amputations in the Camp resulted in the legend that “Rapid Run ran red with blood from the ministrations of surgeons caring for the Bull Run wounded”. Such treatment poorly administered, along with harsh living conditions, lack of supplies, and inadequate clothing and shelter soon led to the Convalescent Camp being referred to as “Camp Misery”. Under mostly miserable conditions, the Camp remained active until February 1864. For more information on “Camp Misery” and the ANCC Foundation’s efforts to publicize and memorialize all facets of the Club’s history, please click here . To contact the ANCC Foundation, please visit our website www.anccfoundation.org or call 1(888)506-ANCC (2622).
~ $200.00 per month of Dues applied to participant’s account if he/she joins ANCC at end of his/her Trial Membership as a Resident Member ~ Initiation Fee locked in at rate when participant starts Trial Membership ~ Full Dining, Tennis, Fitness and Swim Privileges, Golf Priv- ileges (May golf anytime except before 11:00 AM on Saturday mornings) ~$50.00/month Food & Beverage Minimum
All Spouses of Members have their own ANCC login/account - take the Primary Member’s Member Number and add ‘A’ to the end. If you have never logged in before, your password will be your last name. If you need website login assistance, please contact Vicky Liu, Marketing Coordinator, at vicky.liu@ancc.org or ext. 1228.
12 ANCC NEWSLETTER MAY 2017
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